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CSS richness

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The CSS stress property is used in aural media (audio) to specify the richess of the spoken voice. A lower value results in a smoother voice, a higher will have a brighter sound and is likely to 'cut through' background noise.

Also see pitch-range, pitch and stress.

Syntax: richness: <value>;
Possible Values:
  • <number> - between 0 and 100
  • inherit
Initial Value: 50
Applies to: All elements.
Inherited: Yes
Media: Aural
Example: 
p { richness: 60 }

Also see all CSS properties listed alphabetically


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